Effect of Endfeed on the Strains and Thickness During Bending and on the Subsequent Hydroformability of Steel Tubes

Dyment, J. N.; Worswick, Michael J.; Normani, F.; Oliveira, D. A.; Khodayari, G.

doi:10.4271/2003-01-2837

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Fig 1 Exhaust Parts Produced By Hydroforming [6]1

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“…The obtained FLDs can be used to optimize the hydroforming tool geometries and also to develop criterion for material failure. ''Open-die'' hydroforming is one of the most popular methods used to obtain FLD for circular tubes of various materials [10][11][12][13][14]. Figure 2 presents the process of hydroforming tubular parts.…”

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“…Due to the manufacturing process of the shooting tubes, the hardening exponent "n" decreases by 10 -20 [%] and uniform elongation is being decreased with a value of 2 -4 [%], as compared with the same material properties sheet [14], [15]. For these reasons the made measurements will be made directly on material of the tube which are hydroformed, and significantly influences the manufacturing process.…”

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